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Civil Service far from reformed even with new laws

The coming into effect of a new Constitution renewed hope among the public that injustice, corruption, unfair treatment, and abuse of power by public officers would slowly become a thing of the past. To further cement the dream of a new nation, as captured by provisions of the 2010 Constitution, was Chapter Six, entirely dedicated to matters of leadership and integrity of public officers.

Were that section of the law to be fully effected then all holders of public office would be expected to demonstrate respect for the people, promote public confidence in integrity of their offices, be honest in execution of their duties, and remain accountable to the public on decisions and actions taken in discharging their duties.

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